Eligible Health Care Expenses

The following information is general and may be changed or updated without notice. If there is a difference between this list and your employer's plan documents, your employer's plan documents will govern. Please see your employer's Summary Plan Description for more information about which health care expenses can be reimbursed from you health care FSA.

Effective January 1, 2011 over-the-counter medicines will not be FSA-eligible without a doctor's prescription as a result of Health Care Reform.

Browse our Health Care FSA Expenses Table:

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Health Care FSA Expenses
Expense	Qualified?	IRS Guidelines
Ultrasound	Yes	The cost of an ultrasound for medical care (including prenatal care) is a qualified medical expense.
Umbilical cord blood	Yes	When recommended by a health care professional for an existing medical condition with the unborn child or any other genetically-related family member covered under the FSA, amounts paid for umbilical cord blood are qualified medical expenses. Note: As long as a medical condition is present, the cost to collect, freeze and store umbilical cord blood would be a qualified medical expense.
Usual & Customary		See Reasonable & Customary.
UVR treatments	Yes	When recommended by a health care professional for a medical condition (such as chronic psoriasis), the cost of UVR treatment is a qualified medical expense. Submit evidence of medical necessity (e.g., prescription, doctor's note) with the request for reimbursement.

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